Alcohol use and weight-loss surgery: a study of addiction follow-up
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This study looks at how alcohol use disorder changes after weight-loss surgery. Researchers want to understand the link between eating disorders, alcohol problems, and addiction treatment before and after surgery.
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Who can take part
- You are 18 or older
- You have had weight-loss surgery (bariatric surgery)
- You have had an alcohol use disorder (problem drinking) at some point before or after surgery
- You have had an eating disorder (like binge eating or bulimia) before or after surgery
- You received addiction treatment at the CSAPA of Strasbourg or Saverne hospitals between 2003 and 2024
- You agree to let researchers use your medical records for this study
Quick eligibility check
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